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Audio Archive > Netlabels > Filament Recordings > Water Clad Leaves

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DreamdazeWater Clad Leaves

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www.filamentrecordings.co.uk

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Artist/Composer: Dreamdaze
Keywords: electronic, experimental

Creative Commons license: Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs

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Reviewer: inthenameofartbell - - September 25, 2006
Subject: Better than the vast majority but not mind blowing.
Pretty good. It sounds like someone spilled a glass of water on the synth, except more like water. Sounds like someone is taking bong rips in the background as well. I am only beginning to get into this raw electronic stuff, but this is better than 96% of what I have heard on archive so far. If someone would mail me some suggestions I would appreciate it.